'I just wanted to cry': Verdict a relief for former CEO
A former CEO found not guilty of arranging a $500,000 severance payout for himself has said he was shaking before hearing the verdict of his fraud trial.
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A former CEO found not guilty of arranging a $500,000 severance payout for himself has said he was shaking before hearing the verdict of his fraud trial.
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Ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: we begin with this fox news alert. breaking overnight. gaza firing several rockets into israel breaking a seas cease-fire. agree to end two days of intense fighting. the cross border violence escalating after israel killed a gaza militant top commander. israel conducting airstrikes in return, killing at least 34 people. embattled attorney michael avenatti hit with a new fraud charge in his extortion case with nike. now accused of lying and defrauding a client in order to get the sports wear giant to pay him $20 million as part...
Agencies. the company allegedly made nearly $90 million in the fraud scheme. u.s. attorney richard donoghue called the scheme a national security threat. >> adventura not only defrauded its customers but also exposed them to serious known cyber security risks and created a channel by which foreign a r adversaries and actors could potentially access some or our government's most sensitive facilities and computer networks. >> reporter: hours after the raid, some of the sechemoyees cg the courthouse. they all face charges of wire and mail fraud. the arrests come at a time when the u.s. government...
Her daughter. quote, when my daughter looked at me and asked with tears streaming down her face why didn't you believe in me, i could only say, i'm sorry. i was frightened and stupid. the actress is the second person to be sentenced in the scandal that broke in march resulting in the arrest of 50 people including college coaches, administrators and wealthy parents. more than a dozen parents struck plea deals with the federal government on a single fraud charge. in june sailing coach received no prison time for his role in the scheme after the judge in that case determined there were no victims...